Deferred maintenance
Maintenance activities that have been postponed or delayed due to budget constraints or other reasons.
Deferred maintenance refers to postponed repairs or upkeep of a facility, often due to budget constraints, which can lead to increased costs and risks if left unaddressed.
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Deferred maintenance can lead to higher costs and potential system failures if not addressed promptly.
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